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WANTS 5000 FROM THE TELEGRAPH CO.-Mary
A. Donnell, ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate OF Robert
Brady. filed suit against the western Union Tele-
graph Co., to recover $40 600 by reason OF
Gully being killed by the falling OF a telegraph
pole, On which he was at work on July 20, 1886,
SAID pole being rOtted &C
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-Last Thursday Miss Sal
ne Burnes daughter OF a prosperous plumber In
Edgeneld County, S. c., was standing In the yard
during a thunder storm, watching the heavy
clouds, when a flash OF lightning struck her and
| shreds and the sole was ripped from one OF her
shoes, but her person was not dishgured. small
blue mark, circular in shape, was found upon her
be seen.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c


WAsHINGTON DIVISION No URKo p.
w beg leave to announce TO their friends and the
tngtnn aud H. Ste.Il9r Mary wan
AuaI excursion
FRIDAY. JULY ODD INSTANT
Tickets so cents Children half price
he committee reserve the right to refuse ticket
Come down with for a big time jy1s-4t
E%,LRSION OF THE COLUMBIA BAPTIST
hJ-rhli MISSION SGNPAY Us school to CABIS John JOIN
or VIII leave wharf at High and Canal streets George
Tickets. adults 50 cents: children, II cents. IT.
MARSHALL HALT.
STEAMER W. W. coRCoRAN
Leaves every Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday. an d
THURSDAY at 10 a m reaching Washington at p m :,
ID y M. reaching Washington at ,. N and 10 30
Leaves every Sunday a, 10 80 a ~ and 80 p. m.
Eenaenlhf n WASHINGTON AT : D. NJ and D. H.
Round-trli fare - cents.
STEAMER JOHN W THOMPSON
from wharf Of steamer W. ". Corcorsn, reaching
Round trip fare % cents
JOS. C. McKIBBIN.
y1s-3m MARSHALL Hall, Md
ExCURsIoNs on B. SO
TO The FOLLOWING POINTS:
BAY RIDGE,
On the Chesapeake. Round Trip 81
For time of train see Bay Ridge advertisement
Every Tuesday to
PEN-MAR. ON THE BLUE RIDGE
Leave Washington am Returning, arrive 80 m.
Round Trip $50
Every Thursday to
HARPERs FERRY.
On the Potomac. Music. Bosting Dancing Fishing
Leave Washington S.i3 a. Returnin2 arrive
1s2O pm. Round Trip 81
Every Wednss5av.o
LURAY CavERNs
Leave Washington s;30sm Returning arrive p
H. Round Trip $3.50.
Reserved Tickets for Pen Mar Luray and Har-
IerS Ferry secured at r. o. Ticket Offices in Wash
iEgtCn without extra charge.
W. NJ CLEMENTS CT LORD.
Je-12n Manager. Gent Pass. Agent
IHAsTERN LODGE. No 4 TO o. F.
IL INCLUSION TO LOWER CEDAR POINT.
TUESDAY. u LY 10. 1887.
Steamer HENRY F.. BISHOP leaves 7th st wharf
5 10 o'clock Tickets, 30 cents. Dancing. jy16-2t
ERIENDsHlP LODGE. NO. :, l. o. NJ.
Will give its
ANNUAL EXCURSION
LOWER CEDAR POINT
On WEDNESDAY. JULY 20. 1887.
steamer H Z BISHOP leaves 7th-st wharf at 0 am.
returning at 80 PIT; pT1cErrs 5oc
Meals on boat at all hours. Soc. jy16-3t
LDAY EXCURSION, TO MARSHALL HALL
= A SO. K. OIL, on WEDNESDAY. GOTH INST.
leave 7th-s wharf at and 9: 80 q m . ti 30. and :
I-n Leave Marshall Hall at II 80, - >. g. and 9; 80
Pm
q u eX iy
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PROHIBITION IN THE SoUTH.-At the national con-
vocation OF the Women'S Christian Temperance
Union at Lake Bluff yesterday Senator Coluuitt
of Georgia, gave some interesting details OF what
prohibition has done and is doing in the South.
fewer saloons to the population than any other
dozen States, not excepting Maine and Kansas
Local option had been adopted IN Georgia and
where.
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THEY WILL URGE THE PRESIDENT TO Gu WEST
Mayor Francis, Of st. Louis, has appointed COM
mittee to carry the invitation to President Ceve-
land to visit St. Louis during the fall festivities.
On this committee are the presidents uf the vari-
Gus associations having in charge the fall fest1v
ties. and the many prominent citizens represent
ing the Union and Confederate soldiers and buSi-
ness men. The cOlOred citizens are represented by
one OF their race. The delegation will start next
Saturday.
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KILLED AS He PREDrCTED.-"Boys will be the
next man killed on this road, said Trackman Jas.
Delaney, OF the Santa Fe road, Thursday, when
realized. just before nightfau Friday he was
caught between tracks on trestle by Two trains
and in attempting to escape fell headforemost on
the rail. He was decapitated instantly, while his
body was thrown upon the other track and torn
into shredS
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LONDON OFFICIAL COMING TO WAsHINGToN.-
Cunningham Stewart, superintendent OF the postal
savings and money-order branches OF the Cana
dian pOst-office department, will visit Washing
ton, as well as London and other European capi-
tails, for the purpose OF studying the postal sys-
further Improvements can be introduced into the
Canadian postal service
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GLYMoST.
The Fast and Commodious Iron Steamer
PILOT BOY
VIII make two trips daily Grain shine> to Gynont
so and m nnber o sd shcs I last 7es
ya one being new Dancing Pavilion on the bluff.
Boating. Bathing and Fishing.
Music and Dancing on Boat and Grounds.
Week Dass-Boat leaves hef wharf foo. Of 9TH street
Soe 4 ana s.asy nssp evening
ans arrives home a, n, 2 and 80 :ops pm.
Firstclass Meals served on boat and grounds
Special sates TO churches, schools and ORGANIZATIONS
Apply At Company's once, 9o2 Pa ave- NV ty6-2m
A CHEAP AND DELIGHTFUL TRIP
fhs steamer JOHN W THOMPSON will. during the
{,m, iOr Colonial Beach. cOltOn's aud BlackissOn
are one way so cents.
Returnns, leaving Blackisson Island at I. m, ar.
ryins in Washington At 1:3O p. IN, SUNDAY.
WEBB's MIDSUMMER TOURS.
FIRST rOURJFhT EEEcE g e .2s % ELEVEN DAYS.
ToNev York. Hudson River.
ssratosa Lake George.
Az Sable Posis S6aisn House Burlington ys
Summit Mount &ash;ns.on Crawford House. as A''''
Al Aa,s expense pens insluded in COS. 9f tickets
, Eo,e snd o,neI sccopnodations OF the very best
SECOND TOUR AUGUST To 2o-THIETEEN
PRICE, $500.
1Oxy.s.ins ys Glen: Glen sepss. Lake.
Putin Bay. Chicago
SUPPLEMENTARY ToUR-FOUR DAYS.
ST. Paul. Minneapolis. Lake Minnetonka
For tickets and other information apRly to
ty11-st 217 East Baltimore St; Bal,o. Nd
Bay R1DeE, BAY RIDGE,
TIE oUEEs RESORT OF THE CHESAPEAKE:
GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
FRIDAY. JULY ODD.
MODEL PLEASURE RESORT.
Tempered BY soft zephyrs from over the Chesapeake
fresh Foliage. summer Scenes and the Boundlesz
Bay.
WEALTH OF ATTRACTIONS
Fishing Grabbing.
Music by the Annapolis Naval Academy Band
magnificent Restaurant Superior Dinners.
New Pavilion Gravity Railroad
s'1ns world Of pleasure and the Fairess Combiua-
Pare for the round trip,
No Change Of Cars
81 81. 81. 81 al.
Fast Trains Splsndia co.chs.
81 81 sL 81. 81.
Week Days and Sundays
THE HOTEL IS NOW READY FOR GUESTS
For schedule of trains see O. a1yertisemsnt
!G.-3n GEO WEBB. General Agent
cPECIAI .NIrT, rc,,~- -. =
IoLobial Beach SIl1 Coltons every SATURDAY dur
1uIy AID August At =: 80 L. III Makes landins. al
.-SAAdrlas Colonial Beach Blac kiston IsInnI xn,i
..oA song down: and all river landings coming up
fsre, 30 centS 49, ~'A'o4s =. =, -, 4
AEAAkh DIME RUNS DAILY NAMING; TKIpS
HYGr from Cunberland's Boat House foot OF
ano NsH hampshire and of High u
SSSEsStoNn stopping - HuitzInans Iandinc T.hi,
-, Doat Club. and Dixie Landings.
t rs. ZIP NJ al . u last trip down at lOpm
iar1s ..P ~slc Children, 15c Reduced rates for
Ae4eVuoAs call ooS-2. je.eS-2m
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Washington News and Gossip.
GovERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Internal reve-
nue., s631 Isl; customs, s664, 151.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAy-1nternal reve-
nue., s631, Isl; customs, s664, ,151.
ARMY ORDERs.-Ordnance Sergeants VIM. ].
Russell, Jas. L. Conklin and Jas. Coleman have
been placed on the retired list. Col Rufus Saxton
assistant quartermaster general, has been granted
one months leave.
SECRETARY LAMAR left on Saturday for Macon
Ca, where he will attend the marriage OF his
daughter Miss Jennie, to Mr.. Wm Lamar at that
place on the 21st instant.
MORE PRECISE WEATHER PREDICTIONS indi
cations officer Of the Signal Service Will hereafter
predict stationary temperature during the months
OF July and August only when a rise or fall Of
tnIee degrees or less is expected. Heretofore he
has been allowed limit OF five degrees.
COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE COLMAN has ad.
dressed invitations to State officials charged with
the analysis OF commercial fertilizers to be present
at the meeting OF the Association of Chemists at
the Agricultural Department On the 10Th OF Au.
gust 10 consult as to the adoption OF uniform sam
pies.
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E E. F. BROOKS
GAS FIXTURES. 10.
No charge for Hanging
Lowest Rates
70 531 18th ST., Corcoran Building
CROWN DENTAL CREAM, ENDORSED
- by Langtry, Patti. Lotta. Parioa, aud others,
and approved BY the most eminent dental surgeons.
Ask Your druggist for It, Delivered anywhere Price
30 cents Send postal to Box $685. :bO-1m
LIME LINE
49, JOHNSTON LIBBEY,
Successors to Cartwright & Johnstonl
MANUFACTURERS OF LIME.
ap2O-3m hilns and Office: lO35 29th at. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- l. o. o. F.-THE ANNUAL SESSION OF
~ the GRAND ENCAMPMENT will be held
Iu-MORROW tTuesday) EVENING at O'Clock. Elec.
ton of officers. By order.
1t JOS BURROUGHS Grand Scribe
koLAFAYETTE CLUB, 921 d ST n w
49, The rooms of this club having been
lared and refurnished are now open both day and
evening to its members. It,
K&S JNo W. CoRsos. JNo W. MAcARrSEY,
Oa Member n Y. Stock Ex.
CORSON l. MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING. 1419 ST. NV,
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RYLAND CHAPEL
BAY III DGE
FRIDAY, JULY 2:,D, 1887,
aud cordially invites all her friends to Join spending
the day at that delightful place iy16-5t
LNFTH GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION OF
the Wistaria Social Club to Marshall Hall Tues
day evening, July 49, 1887 Str W. W Corcoran will
leave her wharf at sharp. Tickets soc. jy16t'
E,xCURsI0S OF GRACE LUTHERAN SUNDAY
Ia SCHOOL To RIVER VIEW.
THURSDAY; JULY 2lsT. 1887.
30 y M. returning $50 and s pm.
Tickets 2oc- children under IL years. 10c. Sold at
the boat.
Refreshments and lunches be had at the grounds
Bar on boat and grounds closed This q splendid op-
portUuity for a day $ recreation jyl6-4ts
GRAND PYIHIAN RALLY.
THE SUBORDINATE LODGES OF THE KNIGHTS
OF PYTHlAS OF THE DISTRICT
Will Give
A GRAND COMBINATION EXCURSION TO
BAY RIDGE,
TUESDAY. July 10th inst.
Trains leave b. and o. depot 9:15 q IN, 4 10 D. IN.
and J:11 p m.
Tickets for sale by members of the order Lookout
for the committee at the depot. jy15-3t
I,IRST GRAND EXCURSION OF NORTH CARO-
ArrOwsmirh to COLONIAL BEACH
TUESDAY. July 10 1887.
Good singing with piano accompaniment. Come, go
with US and have good tine, Boat leaves 8 80 a.
m, returning ebOut . p. Tickets for adults SOC,
children 2oc- ty15-3t
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49,. Has removed his Office and residence from
l53o \ ST TO 4l4 st: Sc. near 4th st. and Pa
ave. Telephone call, 462. jyi-Im
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Ofnce hours: to 10 am, to 2 and to pm.
1yy-lm SundaYsE9 to 10 am. u to 8 D. IN.
1 HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A Co
- partnership with DR.. Gustavus X. Brown.
who has had extensive experience in fine and artistic
dentistry. can recommend him as a Thoroughly scien
tihc practitioner and expert in his specaltes-vold
filings crowns and bridgework" s. B MUNCASTE,R
d. D. s., NJ. d.. 140o N Y ave. NV ie233m.
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Aud then they would briefly tell the Finh
or Sixth or Ninth Corps news. and quickly
disappear 10 The darkness.
Redaeiss their Weight.

Getting rid oi the surplus hceh that
keeps him from riding Is not the pleasant.
est task for jockey, especially II be has
been in the saddle several years. like riis.
patrick, who il tho heavy weigh, among
the riders in the East, I, is not only dif-
heult, but extremely dangerous and Z, is
tho more so when Il is done over nigh. 10
get down to the minimum weigh, for the
next day mount Two or three years ago
Mclaughlin reduced his flesh nioe pounds
ia one day IN order 10 ride 10 great
match race. That was when be was
yonng, though, aud willing TO make any
sacrifice TO win such an event. He could
not stand such physical exhaustion to day.
Bobby Swim. who was the greatest
jockey ou the American tnrl ton or deaon
years ago. reduced bis weigh, eleven
pounds in one night when be was riding
on the Mobile, Ala, course Swim was
riding for Price McGrath who was known
as the Irish Prince from the fact that ho
always appeared at the Lexington track on
opening day 10 a suit Of green broadcloth'
Swim became dissipattd, aud when the
great race between Mpjor Thomas Himyar
and Cammle Il was run, Swim was reius-
cd the mount on Himyar lie thereupon
went TO the owners OF Cammie + aud Of
iered to ride that horse for nothing IL ho
lost aud $500 If he won. This was tho
day before the race, and the jockey would
have TO reduce bis weight eleven pounds
TO ride Cammie T., but nothing dauntod
the 'jook" set about tho work, his offer
being gladly accepted, That night Swim
was rolled in three heavy blankets, after
having taken previously Turkish bath.
Then be was laid out Tor the greater part
of the night before blazing wood fire.
and sweated till the blankets had TO be
changed. In tie morning he was given
another Turkish bath, When he entered
the paddock no was so weak he had to be
to the saddle. lie won on Gam
mie f., finishing a length before lIimyar,
who had been heavy favorite. That was
5wims last great race, for he went to tho
logs shortly after through drink.
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them you are custom house man. Hal,
EN-. We don't want neither Of US TO be
spotted. Now, my man, these bracelets
ought 10 OF snug shan't cfnmple your
cufs oh. see you know -slinging your
coat over your arms quite shuts out the
whole business from a curious public
So Alexis vent, and excepting the ships
surgeon. no one knew anything about H.
The MeBiddes were on the dock long
time. and they waited At the hotel Mr.
McBiddie watched the register NJ. Alexi
is bad been given the address Ceaseless
ly Almeria sent down walters TO tho clerk
to her father, for news OF the lost gentle
man. She would not look at the papers
so as TO select the theatre where she nigh,
spend her evening. She was III with
anxiety.
The colonel was mercful He couldn't
tell her what he had read in the morning
papers Of the dext day. 1t was worse than
If Monsieur Alexis bad been found drown.
Cd iu the East river There il all was, the
arrest Of the most perfect rascal Europe
had ever produced, II yautrin represent
ed crime with all the char oscnro Of a
mezzotint, NJ Alexis was as sharp and in
cisve as An etching II had been murder
and robbery in Vienna. aud when Mon
sieur Aeris's arrest was flashed across the
ocean, chiefs OF police departments in VA
rious headquarters in iar-distant cities
chuckled and were very good natured to
their subordinates for fully twenty -four
hours Almeria McBiddie to this day
wonders aud wonders over the fate Of
Alexis She has constructed some fantas-
tic theory of be own, how Alexis was spir.
tied away by the myrmidons of Russia
and now languishes in Siberian steppe
She is true to his memory, and has en-
shrined in her heart the man who, had b,
the least chance. would have cut her
throat.
As to Alexis, there were no ralliating
circumstances, and between .the arrest
and the execution the time was short.
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The Cardinals Hat.

The peculiar red hat worn by the car
dinals Tor few moments when they re-
ceiye their titles, the same as the one that
can bo seen suspended over the altar in 81,
Patricks Cathedral, has errived from Rome
for Cardinal Gibbons. The shape OF this
hat is somewhat like big Mexican som
brero, and 1t has bunch OF thirteen tas-
sells ranged in graduated lines attached to
the side. When the cardinal gets his ring
and title one Of these hats is put on his
head for a few minutes by the pope, and
then it is taken of and never used again.
When the cardinal dies il is put at tho
foot Of his bier, and when he is buried IL
is suspended over the altar Of his church
until bis successor Is appointed just as tho
one that can now be seen at the cathedrals.
When Cardinal Gibbons got bis title last
year in Rome the same hat was used for
himself and the other cardinals created ut
the same time. The red hat that has just
arrived here is for his personal use. An
other hat was sent to Cardinal Taschereau,
former Archbishop ofQuebec.
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The Underground bureau.

Is there a single officer giving instruc-
tion at West Point who knows that in all
our armies in the civil war, there was
among the enlisted men, the volunteers,
a system Of gathering and distributing
news that beat the information we receiv-
ed from division aud corps headquarters,
both in time aud accuracy II is the
fact Aud the system was paralleled by
that Of the slaves who walked the planta-
tions lying within the Coufederacy o.
nights
These army news reporters who walked
through the camps At night TO meet other
soldiers aud gather intelligence and dis
cnss the campaign and make merciless
fun and keenest criticism OF their Gener
ais. were almost invariably Americans,
frequently Irishmen. ] cannot recall ever
haying met on these night ranges men OF
other nationality. There was a burning
desire among these men to know how
other commands Jared, and to gather &C
curate information, 40 as to correctly
Judge Of the battles tide. the progress OF
the campaign and the morale Of the army
The enlisted men knew Of defeats and
successes long before they we're published
ia general orders. The truth is that the
priyates OF the army the volunteers with
out bounty, ! mean--neyer believed q
report that was published from head
quarters, unless IL corresponded with the
information the camp walkers had gath
,red. We expected onr generals to lie 10
Us. and we were never disappointed. 1t
.as surprising how quickly important
news relative 10 a battle or the campaign
spread throughout the army. The news
was carried from campfire 10 campfire o
nights, and il was generally reliable aud
wonderfully full and accurate.
Often AS sat by the campfire, talking
vita my comrades, ! have seen shsdowy
forns hurryiog rapidly through the woods
or along the roads. aud knew that men
who we're hungfy for authentic news we're
beating the camps and battle lines TO ob
tain il Frequently these figures would |
halt, aud then seeing our nrs With men
around II, they would issue forth from
.he woods aud Join us, They would VIZ
ioNn, hll their pipes, light them ~i,h
glowing Goals, ssi then. With rides lying
across their knees. ssk for tbs Second 4
Corps newF, ipquire a. 70 oor losses and
whether We had gained or lost gfound /
and Whist Confederate ecmmspd was op. I
posed 70 as They would sn1ioosiy To-
quire As 10 the iraih u rpmors ol disaster
which they might have beard duriog ihs
day. They would listen Atientiyely 10
what We ssid. aad il wac poins Of honor
10. tc giYe ialse Information 10 these men.
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A Detroit peddler Of tinware took out
some egg beaters on bis last trip. aud AZ
the price was only fifteen cents each. aud
they worked on a new principle, be caica-
lated on big sales. His fret experience
will answer for all others. He drove mp
10 farm house 10 the western part Of
Wayne county and took bealer IN TO er
hibit The people liked ii exceedingly
we'll but the old farmer said
Young man sant 10 see your patent"
II have none
Then your wnitien authority 10 make
Gales"
"DJn't oeed any"
Then yon must give me bond, With
two sufeiies, 10 the sum oi 1900. that
you viii s,and betseea me sad any
trouble.
"3ut cant DO thai,
Then can't bar. Ise just had 10
pay royalty on drive we'll, damage. for
using sn Infringement on patent gate.
asd We don't even buy dish pau wi,boa'
a bond that d don't iafriDge On some
bodys paient bath tsb
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How Lioorice IL Made.

II is almost an impossibility, said well
known New York pharmacist recently to
reporter, 10 tell how much licorice is
really consumed by the people in the city
of New York The amount is almost in
credible, and probably reaches thousands
Of pounds annually.
How is the drug obtainedP was asked.
A species Of licorice is found on tho
shores of Lake Erie, though good deal
comes from further west. The plant from
which it is obtained ia called glycyrrhiza.
IL grows very erect 10 the hight OF about
four or five ieet and has few branches. II
bears q flower formed like that Of pea,
bat Of violet or purple color. The root
in its raw state 10 well known as the lie
orice root OF commerce. IL aitains length
Of several feet aud IL often an inch in di-
ameter. When the root has attained the
age Of three years il is taken mp and from
extract of licorce, sometimes known as
Spanish licorice. This juice is prepared
by boiling the root With water; the decoc-
tion is then decanted of and eysporated
70 proper copsistepce for forming the sub.
stance into sticks, FIVE or six inches long
and an inch Ia diameter; tbeso are tho
Spanish licorice Of commerce.
IL not the article adulteratedf
Yes, ii is often nothing else than q mix
ture Of the Juice with the worst kind OF
gum arabic Metallic copper scraped Of
the eyaporatiug pens IL very frequently
and starch and flower sometimes
nearly one-hslf Of the substance,
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Have ressrvs force that will come out
when you need il,
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Marshall L. Wildcr's latest story j.
aboui the North Pole A party Of work
ipgmen were sitting 10 group one winter
evening discussing the various North Pole
expeditions Finally quiet member VI
ihe party was pppealed 70 With: What
DO you think Of il. Pat n Removing his
pipe, Pat. with due deliberstiou. remark
ed Il tbink the man that pa, the pole
oui there ought 10 go ont aud &c, Il,
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r. PERKINS
ssli kssp In stoet
| FULL LINE Of IRON PIPE

uih Cast and Mslessis viisiurs for The sans.
PasiB ssd Aoss Bibbs, Opsn Way And Con.
pfsssaea rtops ~ al Aiads. ssnks. ksvss
IsAps ssd 2sssf Pipe.
r. PssAlss kas the neeessary ieols 10 Do any
tss II rsrlns. snd WI give estimates on an
- issss ~ smai. ~ ~ pipe ~ shop 10 diAxrsn
fsr ethsss 70 pei W 81 : disiAhes-
Mssek ssisr. W.. April II. 1857. s1nul
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80 "A usscouA~Yvo vFys ypx oroosAppw o~ rnss
.r.s.-ux "a. ans a, "a s6xuso y1Ss uss y,@AT Jt<g